Shades of green in local authority policy‐making: a regional case study

Martin Phillips · Mick Healey

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Local Governance and Planning Climate Change and Sustainable Development Sustainable Development and Policies

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Summary Local authorities have been seen as an important agent in the development of more sustainable economies. This paper explores the level and form of ‘greening’ taking place amongst local authorities in the Midland region of the UK. Particular attention is paid to intra‐regional variations in environmental policy‐making.

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